Unauthorized pruning

[benedmonds]

One of my clients is not happy with some pruning undertaken by the neighbour... The last photo is the before shot.

[Johny Walker]

does it have a tpo, thats poor end off

[burrell_]

oh my god that WAS a nice tree

i cant belive some of the things iv seen latly

people seam to think they have the right to cut everthing back to there bondrey line round here

[geoff]

Thats out of order,wrecked a nice tree.

[Mark Bolam]

oh my god that WAS a nice tree

i cant belive some of the things iv seen latly

people seam to think they have the right to cut everthing back to there bondrey line round here

 

Sadly, they have, if it's not TPO'd or in a CA.

 

Climbing the tree without permission is a no-no, so is viciously beheading it.

 

Whoever did that job is a total cock, and I hope the customer is happy with looking at it.

[Adam Bourne]

Awful................

[will.morris]

Would'nt call that pruning it looks like its half way through a take down

 

Given the size of it and the location I'd be very interested to know if it does have a TPO on it.

 

...as for the worker, well is it not the definition of the sort of people that are wrecking the industry and creating our accident statistics.

 

Was a lovely tree, customer must be a complete tool.

 

Shocking all round

[Mark Bolam]

There he is..

 

I reckon that is Andy Collins in his safety Hi-Tecs.

[Mark Bolam]

Seriously though Ben, that is/was a big tree.

 

Surely it wasn't all done from a ladder?

[Stephen Blair]

What's the full story?

That tree didn't become large overnight and move right next to a boundry!

If it was a new technique to mimic a shattered tree left from windblow then it would be applauded, and given a grant.

Bringing the woodland into the city:)